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traditional

[truh-dish-uh-nl] / trəˈdɪʃ ə nl /


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At a traditional market in the city's south, Nurhasanah said the garbage piling up by her coffee and snacks stand was bad for business.

From Barron's

New Delhi has sought over the past decade to reduce its dependence on Russia, its traditional main supplier of military equipment, turning to other countries while also pushing for more domestic production.

From Barron's

Novel materials include new metal alloys as well carbon-based materials that can be stronger and lighter than traditional materials such as steel.

From The Wall Street Journal

Compared to giving people traditional advice on dieting, such as reducing calorie intake and eating more healthily, the review found intermittent fasting made little to no difference to people's weight loss or quality of life.

From BBC

The key is that he keeps a leg in the air for 61% of the stride, rather than 41% in traditional diagonal skiing.

From The Wall Street Journal